Enculturation and acculturation

Question 1

Enculturation

Answer 1

learning and maintenance of the behaviors and norms of our own culture

Question 2

Values enculturation

Answer 2

When we discuss the effect of enculturation on cognition

Question 3

Direct tuition

Answer 3

When your parents tell you what you are supposed to do

Question 4

Participatory learning

Answer 4

engage in an activity and then transfer that learning to later situations

Question 5

Acculturation

Answer 5

When people move into another culture and adopt the norms and behaviours of the majority culture

Question 6

Assimilation

Answer 6

When an individual abandons their original culture and adopt the cultural behaviours and values of their new culture

Question 7

Integration

Answer 7

When there is an interest in adopting the behaviours and values of the new culture, while still maintaining the original culture

Question 8

Separation

Answer 8

When migrants maintain their own culture and minimize contact with the new culture

Question 9

Marginalization

Answer 9

Results when it is not really possible to maintain one’s original culture, but because of exclusion or discrimination, it is not possible to assimilate into the new culture

Question 10

Acculturative stress

Answer 10

The psychological, somatic, and social difficulties that may accompany acculturation, often resulting in anxiety, depression, and other forms of mental and physical stress

Question 11

Acculturation gaps

Answer 11

generational differences in acculturation and how this leads to conflict within the family